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CorneSoutAfrica · 10-21-2009, 01:34 AM

Yea I've also never seen that 20W40 before. I think it is because of our climate, that makes the thicker oil the better choice... I checked out my oil pressure carefulle now and yesterday was particularly hot, I wnt for a 10KM drive, came back and switched the car off and back on and the oil light took about 1.5 seconds before it came on so now with my radiator in better condition I think it is possible for me to go back to 10W40 without any problem

Damn these cars make you want to cry hate and love them in the same sentence!!!

Cheers
Corne

young 4 old pug · 12-15-2009, 07:26 AM

oooooo-aaaahhh

I may cross the river and find a old citroen

...just don't tell anyone....Hopefully there aren't too many aussiefroggers on yankeefrogs...

Iron Oxide · 12-16-2009, 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by young 4 old pug

oooooo-aaaahhh

I may cross the river and find a old citroen

...just don't tell anyone....Hopefully there aren't too many aussiefroggers on yankeefrogs...

Somebody say something??

Mums the word...but be warned those sneaky aussies are always lurking...

10-21-2009, 01:34 AM	#26
CorneSoutAfrica Fellow Frogger! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Lichtenburg South Africa Member#: 11519 Posts: 771	Yea I've also never seen that 20W40 before. I think it is because of our climate, that makes the thicker oil the better choice... I checked out my oil pressure carefulle now and yesterday was particularly hot, I wnt for a 10KM drive, came back and switched the car off and back on and the oil light took about 1.5 seconds before it came on so now with my radiator in better condition I think it is possible for me to go back to 10W40 without any problem Damn these cars make you want to cry hate and love them in the same sentence!!! Cheers Corne __________________ 1975 Citroën DS23 Pallas. ist: Metalisse Sable 1972 Citroën DS23 Pallas. Metallic red 1971 Citroën DS21 I.E BVH Pallas, Being torn apart and fixed Bordeaux 1968 DS 21 Safari. First priority 1946-47 Citroën Light 15 Slough built. Loooong term resto

12-15-2009, 07:26 AM	#27
young 4 old pug Fellow Frogger! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Albury NSW Member#: 4192 Posts: 334	oooooo-aaaahhh I may cross the river and find a old citroen...just don't tell anyone....Hopefully there aren't too many aussiefroggers on yankeefrogs... __________________ Previous Pugs 1985 505 GTi 1983 505 GR Current Pugs 1967 404 1600cc 1985 505 GTi 1977 504 Ti 1992 405 Mi16 The backup/fun car :jiggy: 1992 405 Mi16 Spare part car 1994 405 SRi 1995 405 SRDT Wagon 1997 306 Cabriolet Non pugs 1970's Kombi

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